Tired Immune Cells in the Brain May Cause Alzheimer's
A recent study published in “Immunology,” a medical journal specializing in immunology, discovered that ‘exhausted’ immune cells in the brain can potentially cause Alzheimer’s disease. “As Alzheimer’s disease develops, it affects both mice and humans, causing the brain’s immune cells, known as the microglia, to wither. The key genetic variant associated with Alzheimer’s disease, namely, […]
